Loading…
Fetching your data…
Loading…
SelfRunBusiness
Securing your session…
SelfRunBusiness
Securing your session…
Fetching your data…
15
features
3
automations out of the box
1 product
replaces sop tools
Every plan
free forever included
Overview
Write the procedure once, version it, assign it, and keep proof that people have read it.
“The result
Consistent execution, faster onboarding and audit-ready compliance records.
Key capabilities
What it covers
Replaces
SOP & policy management tools
Best for
Process owners · Managers · Employees · Compliance & audit
From start to finish
Why teams use it
It replaces sop & policy management tools and runs independently, with its own sign-in and database. You can manage it alongside other SelfRun products from one place.
One current way of working — versioned and owned
Prove who has read and acknowledged each procedure
Faster onboarding with assigned procedures
Reviews never lapse — reminders go out automatically
Who uses it
People see and do only what their role allows, so each person gets a screen that fits their job.
Create and maintain procedures with versions and review dates.
Assign procedures to people, teams or departments.
Read what is assigned and acknowledge it.
Check acknowledgement and review reports.
How it works
Write the procedure once, version it, assign it, and keep proof that people have read it.
Step 01
Use the block editor or a template; every change creates a new version.
Step 02
Assign to people, teams, departments or roles.
Step 03
People read and acknowledge; overdue acknowledgements escalate.
Step 04
Review and expiry schedules remind owners before a procedure goes stale.
15 features
Grouped the way the product's own menu groups them. All of it is included in every plan.
SOP library
Procedures with categories, owners and versions
New SOP
Block editor with templates
My SOPs
Procedures you own
Assigned SOPs
What you must read and acknowledge
Version history
Every revision kept
Departments
Procedures per department
Categories
Organise the library
Templates
Start from a block template
Assignments
To people, teams, departments or roles
Acknowledgement tracking
Know who has read what
Compliance reports
Overdue and complete, at a glance
Review & expiry schedule
Reminders before a review is due
Feedback
Staff comment on procedures
Reports & analytics
Usage and compliance trends
Settings & audit trail
Rules, permissions and full history
Runs automatically
These happen on their own — notifications, reminders and hand-offs to other products. Every run is logged, and you can pause any workflow.
Notify assignees of new or updated procedures
Escalate overdue acknowledgements
Remind owners before a review is due
Build your own in Workspace → Automations.
Optional product workflows
SelfRun Playbook AI works on its own. If you want a handoff to another product, configure an automation for that workflow; no other product is required to use SelfRun Playbook AI.
Screens
Real, full-resolution screens of the live product, captured in a demo workspace with sample data.
Every product and every feature is included in every plan, starting free, no card needed.
FAQs
Still deciding? These are the things people ask before they start.
No. Every record belongs to one company and the platform adds that company to every database query itself, so a page, report or export cannot ask for another company's rows. See Security & Trust.
No. Business questions use read-only queries with the asker's permissions. When an assistant proposes to create, edit or delete something, nothing happens until the person approves it, deletes ask for a second confirmation, and every action is logged.
Yes. Tables can be exported to CSV or Excel and documents downloaded as PDF. If you cancel, the workspace stays readable so you can export, and you can ask for permanent deletion of your company's data.
Only people with the specific permission for them. Payroll, salary, bank and statement views are limited by role, even for managers, and every export and change is recorded in the audit log.
Anything about your business data in plain language — for example overdue invoices, leads by source, who is on leave or which projects are late. It answers with text, a table or a chart and shows how it calculated the answer.
